Veterinary Equipment Technician
$124,800–$135,200 year
On-siteCharlotte, North Carolina, United States
Job Summary
Install, repair, and maintain medical and life sciences equipment on-site across various facilities. Conduct troubleshooting, perform routine and preventative maintenance, and implement upgrades to ensure desired field performance. Remove damaged parts and replace them using hand tools while advising customers on correct equipment usage. Maintain clear records for services, maintenance schedules, and parts inventory. Negotiate resolutions to technical issues without supervision and establish preventative maintenance schedules with management and customers. Travel within a 60-mile radius of designated cities. We compensate $350 for training, followed by $60-65 per hour.
Required Qualifications
- Must be Open to Using Basic and Specialized Hand Tools
- Repair electrical and mechanical equipment using testers and all necessary hand tools
- Remove damaged/defected parts and repair/replace them using hand tools
- Understand the importance of Preventative Maintenance
- Maintain clear and concise records for services provided, preventative maintenance schedules, parts inventory, installation/upgrades and troubleshooting techniques
- Perform routine and preventative maintenance on inspection equipment (mechanical or electronic) to ensure desired field performance
- Field service /troubleshooting/ Preventative Maintenance on multiple types of medical and life sciences equipment
- Perform routine maintenance on equipment, and assist in establishing preventative maintenance schedules with management and customers
- Perform preventative maintenance by implementing upgrades, pro-actively testing configurations and network links, and inducing fail-over
- All recruited techs must be willing to travel 60-mille radius of the following cities
Desired Qualifications
- being friendly and patient
- scoring high in mechanical aptitude
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